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Meanings of panegyrist in English

Portuguese
elogiador
Catalan
panegirista
Spanish
panegirista

An orator who delivers eulogies or panegyrics.

        elogiador
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        Examples for "eulogist"
        Examples for "eulogist"
        1
        I am his eulogist; but I am not in love with him.
        Phineas Finn / The Irish Member
        2
        But stop- Imustnot, from the faithful narrator, degenerate into the partial eulogist.
        Villette
        3
        He ceased to be the apologist, and became the frank eulogist.
        The Half-Hearted
        4
        Mr. Darwin's worst enemy could wish him no more damaging eulogist.
        Luck, or Cunning, as the Main Means of Organic Modification
        5
        It is not the work of the theorist, the analyst, critic, or the eulogist.
        The New England Magazine, Volume 1, No. 5, Bay State Monthly, Vo...
        Usage of panegyrist in English
        1
        Yet their anonymous panegyrist has made them patterns of all the virtues.
        Gargantua and Pantagruel, Illustrated, Book 1
        2
        His amiable disposition, says the panegyrist, speaks through every one of his works.
        Haydn
        3
        When you are passing through Leipzig I will make you acquainted with my very amiable panegyrist.
        Letters of Franz Liszt -- Volume 2 / from Rome to the End
        4
        But first look at Didymus's ally and panegyrist.
        Cleopatra — Volume 01
        5
        The panegyrist unrolls with emotion the frightful misfortunes that assailed France during the reign of King John.
        Biographies of Distinguished Scientific Men / First Series
        6
        The panegyrist identified himself with his subject.
        Biographies of Distinguished Scientific Men / First Series
        7
        In gratitude for the compliment, the glowing graduate pressed a bonus of two dollars into the panegyrist's palm.
        O. Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories of 1920
        8
        Borges, the panegyrist of reading, knew that it was possible to ask, or to make, too much of books.
        The Guardian
        9
        Once more I was on the point of rising and falling on my panegyrist; but I overcame my rage.
        Mauprat
        10
        Peevish, querulous, a panegyrist of former times when he was a boy, a chastiser and censurer of his juniors.
        The Works of Horace
        11
        OCEANA is saluted by the panegyrist after this manner: O the most blessed and fortunate of all countries, Oceana!
        The Commonwealth of Oceana
        12
        One undiscriminating panegyrist calls him the most profound and comprehensive of political philosophers that has yet existed in the world.
        Burke
        13
        So far he does not appear to have found a panegyrist to place him in the ranks of noble martyrs.
        Secret Societies And Subversive Movements
        14
        Had Horace at once become the panegyrist of the Caesar, the sincerity of his convictions might have, been open to question.
        Horace
        15
        That sturdy panegyrist of the Bulgars, Mr. Noel Buxton, M.P., insists upon this practicality even when its effects were notably absent:
        Bulgaria
        16
        Loud acclamations followed this popular rhetoric; and the panegyrist, firmly grasping me by the arm, walked with me rapidly out of court.
        Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine — Volume 55, No. 342, April, 1844
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        Portuguese
        elogiador
        Panegyrist through the time